Why can't Occupy Wall Street people/college graduates be happy working at McDonald's?

Seriously. I have seen people in African and South American nations with college degrees who would be thrilled to earn what a McDonald's burger flipper earns per hour in the U.S.? Why am I meeting people with degrees who don't want to make a career out of burger flipping, but would rather tear down the hard-working people of Wall Street who became successful through hard work?Why can't Occupy Wall Street people/college graduates be happy working at McDonald's?
Or start their own business but they wont because they dont want to take on the risk or do the hard work it takes so instead they want others to give them money. It's pathetic.Why can't Occupy Wall Street people/college graduates be happy working at McDonald's?
"rather tear down the hard-working people of Wall Street who became successful through hard work?" Really? Really? Those "hard-working people" gamble other people's money and if they win, they keep the profit, and if they lose the citizens pay not the people doing the gambling. That is criminal. You are disgusting if you think that that is fine.
Guess what? In the US, working a minimum wage job can't pay rent AND pay back student loans. It's because the governments in some of those African and South American nations are actually providing a living wage instead of trying to create a plutocracy.Why can't Occupy Wall Street people/college graduates be happy working at McDonald's?
Because fast food is the hardest and lowest paying job around. It seriously is. I've done the military, foundry, roofing and fast food. Fast food is by far the hardest.
They're customers at McDonald's



How could they ever work there?Why can't Occupy Wall Street people/college graduates be happy working at McDonald's?
Are they protesting against McDonald's now?
They're all filled up.
What world are you living in? It can't possibly be this one.
In America there is 1 job available for every 4 people living here. "Get a job" doesn't seem so simple when you understand this fact. The people who are occupying are not all jobless. But all of them are fed up with corporate greed, government corruption and white collar theft. As for McDonnalds, they are part of the problem. It is big corporations like this who Loby politicians to make laws that make it next to impossible for an individual to start up their own burger joint and make a living.

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They expect to be given an executive position from Day 1.They are upset because their parents don't have the connections to make them VP of the company they are applying for.Spoiled ingrate kids who have never had a hard day in their lives and they are protesting not everything is given to them and you might actually have to work hard in life.
Because they're just unhappy people to begin with.